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Recently, I read a lot about Steve Yegge's article. One of them, called "practicing Programming" (practice programming), was written in 2005, and I was amazed by the reading: Contrary to what you believe, simply being immersed in a job every day is not a real exercise--attending meetings does not exercise your interpersonal skills; Replying to a message does not improve your typing level. You have to set aside time and exercise regularly to get things done better. I know a lot of gr

Transferred from: http://blog.csdn.net/happydeer/article/details/17023229 Recently, I read a lot about Steve Yegge's article. One of them, called "practicing Programming" (practice programming), was written in 2005, and I was amazed by the reading: Contrary to what you believe, simply being immersed in a job every day is not a real exercise--attending meetings does not exercise your interpersonal skills; Replying to a message does not improve your typing level. You have to set aside time a

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the data, the probability is guaranteed and 1, in detail as follows: Add-one (Laplace) Smoothing Plus a smoothing method, also known as Laplace's law, which guarantees that each n-gram in the training corpus appears at least 1 times, taking Bigram as an example, the formula is as follows:where V is the number of all bigram.To undertake the example given in the previous section, after Add-one smoothing, C (Wi-1, WI) is shown below:Then the Bigram is:In V >> C (wi-1), that is, the m

=Teacher('allen.lidh3','boy3',100100)s.syHi()t.syHi();Output: Allen-li @ allenli-U80V :~ $ Python/home/allen-li/desktop/mypy1.pyname: 'allen. lidh2 'sex: 'bo2' sid: '000000' name: 'allen. lidh3 'sex: 'boy3 'tid: '123' 7) file operations and exceptions Import timetry: f = file ('/home/allen-li/desktop/allen.lidh.txt', 'wb + ') # What is the difference between the file here and the following open? S = "hello I am allen. running H \ n in shu "# f. write

directly pass the BLOCK:-(void) Addoperationwithblock: (void (^) (void)) blockSummary: Three ways to add tasks:1) Addoperationwithblock:2) Add Nsblockoperation task3) Add Nsinvocationoperation task Download Images asynchronously Task 1:bo1 object that describes a download taskTask 2:bo2 object that displays the downloaded image objectTask 1 is added to the custom task queue, and the child thread executes theTask 2 is added to the primar

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Charch; One BOOLOK; A voidReadintx) { - for(ok=0, Ch=getchar ();! IsDigit (CH); Ch=getchar ())if(ch=='-') ok=1; - for(x=0; isdigit (ch); x=x*Ten+ch-'0', ch=GetChar ()); the if(OK) x=-x; - } - intb; - BOOLBO1[MAXN],BO2[MAXN],BO[MAXN]; + structflow{ - intS,T,TOT,NOW[MAXN],SON[MAXM],PRE[MAXM],VAL[MAXM],COST[MAXM]; + intDis[maxn],head,tail,list[maxn],tmp,totflow,totcost; A BOOLBO[MAXN]; at voidInit () {s=0, t= (b1)+1, tot=1,

test_kenyon values (22, 'Bad bo2 '); INSERT 0 1 postgres = # select * from test_kenyon where id> 20; id | vname ---- + ---------- 21 | bad boy 22 | bad boy2 (2 rows) postgres = # select * from mv_test_kenyon where id> 20; id | vname ---- + ------- (0 rows) -- The materialized view data is not refreshed. -- refresh the MATERIALIZED view data S = # REFRESH materialized view mv_test_kenyon; refresh MATERIALIZED VIEWpostgres = # select * from mv_test_ken

boy14 15 | kenyon good boy15 16 | kenyon good boy16 17 | kenyon good boy17 18 | kenyon good boy18 19 | kenyon good boy19 20 | kenyon good boy20 (10 rows) postgres = # \ d + List of relations Schema | Name | Type | Owner | Size | Description -------- + ---------------- + bytes + ---------- + ------- + ------------- public | mv_test_kenyon | materialized view | S | 16 kB | public | test_kenyon | table | postgres | 16 kB | (2 rows) postgres = # \ d mv_test_kenyonMaterialized view "public. mv_test_

/* Sequential storage structure of Dynamic Allocation of c2-1.h linear table */# Define list_init_size 10/* initial allocation of linear table buckets */# Define list_increment 2/* increment of storage space allocation in a linear table */Typedef struct{Elemtype * ELEM;/* bucket base address */Int length;/* Current length */Int listsize;/* currently allocated storage capacity (in sizeof (elemtype )*/} Sqlist; /* Basic operations (12) for linear tables in bo